Installing a oil catch can soon
06-21-2009, 09:40 PM
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Installing a oil catch can soon
Just ordered the OBX catch below. I like the idea after seeing the oil pool on the lower plenum but i didn't want to use the plastic homemade one.
It should fit in two or three places from my initial measurements its the smallest one i could find.
2.7" diameter and 4.8" height
Also ordered some stainless hose sleeves to bling up the engine bay. I will take some pics of all this when
It should fit in two or three places from my initial measurements its the smallest one i could find.
2.7" diameter and 4.8" height
Also ordered some stainless hose sleeves to bling up the engine bay. I will take some pics of all this when
06-22-2009, 11:30 AM
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$55 shipped so about twice as much as the homemade ones... but i wanted something that looked better. Going to use stainless hose 3/8 and blue/red anodized connectors with worm clamps built in hope it looks good.
06-22-2009, 12:54 PM
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it keeps your engine from burning blow back. which lowers your octane levels and coats your plenum and throttle body with gunk not including your internals.
06-23-2009, 11:24 AM
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Me too just ordered the Greddy one last week from Z1. From the DIY posted its a really simple install. Seems the the biggest problem is finding were you want to mount in the bay. Shouldnt take more then 20-30 minutes if that to install.
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